Sexual Assault Prevention is a separate course that focuses on issues associated with stalking, interpersonal violence, and sexual assault. It helps you learn about consent, how to help a friend and how to safely intervene in a potentially dangerous situation. All students admitted to CSU, regardless of age or online status, are required to complete this course.

We recognize the college experience is more than academics. The people you live with, social interactions and co-curricular activities all play an important role in shaping your time on campus. Our goal is to ensure that all CSU students have positive and safe educational and social experiences.

The Sexual Assault Prevention program is part of CSU’s comprehensive approach to sexual assault education.  This program provides a clear understanding of consent. It will also provide you with our campus expectations, which are designed to foster a safe place to live and learn.

New CSU Students are required to take the Sexual Assault Prevention course.

The only students who are exempt from taking the Sexual Assault Prevention course are students in the INTO program.  Once they become regularly enrolled CSU students, they must complete the program.

***Please note that CSU does not accept course completions from previous institutions.***

If you fit this exemption criteria, and received communication about completing the course, please e-mail alcoholedu@colostate.edu .

The Sexual Assault Prevention program has two parts. Part 1 takes approximately an hour to complete. The program does not require a passing score, but you must complete all modules. An incomplete program will result in a registration hold until the program is completed.  The deadline for the program is September 7, 2020.

You will receive an e-mail invite for Part 2 of the course six weeks after completing Part 1.

Due to updates of federal Title IX regulations the deadline for part 1 for Fall 2020 is September 7, 2020. The deadline will return to its normal time starting Spring 2021. If one or both programs are not completed by the deadline, registration hold(s) will be placed on your account.  Once Part 1 of the course(s) is completed, your hold(s) will be removed.

Sexual Assault Prevention does not require a passing score, but you must complete all modules.

Holds are automatically removed 24 hours after course completion. If you feel there is a hold on your account in error, please e-mail alcoholedu@colostate.edu for assistance.

You cannot access Part 2 of the course until approximately six weeks after you complete Part 1.  Part 2 of the programs is NOT tied to your registration, so if you complete Part 1, but not Part 2, you will NOT have a registration hold(s) placed on your account.

• Log-in to your RamWeb account from the RamWeb home page.  If you have log-in problems with RamWeb, please e-mail: ramweb@colostate.edu
• Click on Menu, Health Network, and “Complete Required Online Courses”.
• On the course registration pages, you may be asked for additional information to complete the creation of your account. You will NOT need to create an additional username or password.
• You may log in and out of the course at the end of each section. Section ends are marked with a button. DO NOT log out until you click the NEXT button or you will have to repeat the section you have just gone through.
• To access the courses, always log back into to your RamWeb account.

Technical Information:

• Work at your own pace from any computer or tablet.
• Courses will save your progress if you need to stop and return later.
• Courses are best supported by the latest versions of Chrome, Firefox, and Safari (preferred), or Microsoft Internet Explorer 11+.
• If you have any accessibility issues, please select “accessibility mode” once you are in the course.
• Need more help? Contact EVERFI’s tech support using “Help” within the course or by visiting support.everfi.com

We’re excited to share the resource website for parents of higher education students. The site includes helpful information and resources on critical topics like substance abuse and sexual assault prevention.

For students needing audio accommodations, closed captioning is available to turn on in the course.  For students requiring visual accommodations, we have transcripts available for Sexual Assault Prevention that can be read by a wide variety of screen readers. Please email alcoholedu@colostate.edu for a copy of the transcripts or for any additional assistance.